I’ve been listening to the podcast and I’m really interested in investing in Multi-family properties.

I have a 4 unit apartment bldg that I have had trouble renting 2 of the units.  I went a little over board on the rehab and now am asking a bit higher than market for the rent.  However with 2 units being rented I am ...

I was hoping maybe someone here have previous experience with multi-units construction.

So my expectation is that went a loan comes due, I'll have the funds to pay it off in full, and if I do not or would rather not - I shouldn't have any problems refinancing with the same or alternate lender.Plus, if the property has appriciation during those 10 years or is a 5-Unit (or more) multi-family that has been maintained and managed well (increasing rents), it should be worth far more than owe'd, further making it easy to refi.

I'm a multi family investor in Abq, and would be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Around here, landlords typically pay for HOA fees, while tenants pay for utilities (though landlord may pay for some to the extent not separately metered in a multi-unit property) and handle the yard maintenance themselves. 

Google: Multi Family Laundry Service in xyz and you can see which one comes up.some have reviews and testimonials.

Unless this is owner occupied you aren't going to be able to do much better than 20-25% since it's multi family..... exception being you have the funds to buy cash, do the repairs cash, and then do a cash out refi once repairs are completed.

Looking to invest in single family or multi-family for passive rental income.

Insurance carriers do charge a surcharge for older homes built pre-1930 and also for it being a multi unit.